Bill Belichick is selling a Nantucket home for $3.9 million, featuring two bedrooms and recent upgrades. He's also preparing to coach at the University of North Carolina.

St. Louis Park residents can discuss the 2026 Annual Plan at a public hearing on October 8, 2025. Documents are available for review, and comments are accepted until 3:30 p.m. that day.

Church Mutual Insurance is suing Forest Roofing LLC for $3 million in damages following a fire at St. Theodosius Cathedral, which they claim was caused by the company's negligence.

Marc Andreessen sold his lavish Atherton estate for $27.2 million, less than the original $33.4 million asking price. The property includes a main house, guest house, and studio, showcasing luxury amenities.

San Antonio's District 10 Councilmember Whyte praised the approval of a term sheet for a new Spurs arena and emphasized the importance of voter decision in November.

St. Charles Parish approved a $10 million drainage project to address 40-year flooding problems in the Ormond area, with construction set to begin this year.

The Atlanta Beltline is seeking proposals for a mixed-use development on 13.7 acres in Pittsburgh, including affordable housing and light industrial space.

Local leaders organize a flood relief distribution event on Saturday at Lamb of God Church, with essentials like cleaning supplies and clothing. Volunteers needed.

Denver officials announce the groundbreaking of Iliff Apartments, affordable housing for older adults in University Hills, aiming to address the city's housing crisis.

"The West End," a proposed mixed-use development in Germantown, is under review, featuring diverse housing options, public spaces, and concerns about traffic integration.

Louisiana Economic Development won the Best-in-Show award from SEDC for its Super Bowl LIX communication work, celebrated at a conference attended by professionals from across the American South.

The California Theatre in San Diego faces a 2026 deadline to be sold or demolished due to safety concerns, with potential fines of up to $1 million for the owner.

Sacramento State and city officials are advancing major affordable housing projects that could add over 575 new units across the region. The coordinated efforts address a housing crisis with median rents above $1,500 monthly.